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Ericsson Networks has announced an "enhanced portfolio" for RAN Compute, specifically aimed at AI and 5G Advanced algorithms.

Huawei concluded another global patent cross-licensing agreement, adding Japan-based Sharp to a growing list of long-terms deals the Chinese company said aids competition and reduces device costs.

Dublin, Nov. 27, 2023 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- The

With the holiday season in full force, carriers have released a list of deals. A majority of these are online, but a couple of in-store offers stand out. Details on the best in-store deals, as well as a roundup of other telecom news from this week, are outlined below.

Reduced Capability Market Analysis and Future Prospects for 2030

OpenAI: "We dont need heavy regulation here or probably for the next couple generations. But at some point, when a model can do the equivalent output of a whole company, or a whole country, or a whole world, maybe we do want some collective supervision around that," he said on a panel at the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation summit in San Francisco.

The nail-biting drama around Sam Altman being sacked from OpenAI, joining Satya Nadella-run Microsoft and then returning to OpenAI -- all within a span of six days -- has alerted governments and regulators and the call to apply guardrails on AI industry is now more vocal than ever.

Swedish telecom firm Ericsson has launched new RAN units which are hardware prepared for Open RAN deployments. It has been working with the industry through the O-RAN Alliance to reach critical milestones towards defining the next generation open fronthaul interface required to bring performance at scale to Open RAN.

In India, concerns over deepfakes have put the government in motion to warn social media platforms to remove altered audio/video from their respective platforms or face action. The government on Friday gave a seven-day deadline to social media platforms to tweak their policies as per Indian regulations in order to address the spread of deepfakes on their platforms. �� OpenAI Fiasco Triggers Serious Calls for Guardrails Around AI Industry.

New Delhi, Nov 25 (IANS) The nail-biting drama around Sam Altman being sacked from OpenAI, joining Satya Nadella-run Microsoft and then returning to OpenAI -- all within a span of six days -- has alerted governments and regulators and the call to apply guardrails on AI industry is now more vocal than ever.